446
INDIA
AND ENGLAND:
THE GITA
AND THE MAGNA CARTA
The
USA introduced the H-1B visa reform Bill in the US Senate on 11 November 2015.
The Bill prohibits certain companies from hiring H-1B employees.
There
are reports that this Bill would affect the Indians.
Prime
Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi
paid a visit to the USA recently. He failed to do anything in this matter. Is
it an effect of his visit?
There
are reports that Singapore decided to bar its nationals of Indian origin from
attending the November 24 public reception for Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi. Those willing to
attend must obtain permission from the competent authority.
Now,
it is known that China imposed such restrictions during his visit to China.
There
are reports that many governments do not relish the foreign policy initiatives
of Mr. Modi and, therefore, India.
This
will be followed by restriction on employment and eventual isolation.
The
present man predicted that his visits would recoil on Indians. This was duly
communicated to His Excellency the President of India and the Supreme Court of
India.
Neither
did they restrain him nor did they allow the people to know such views.
The
children dare to go into the underground in search of employment.
Why
should a prime minister jeopardize their career?
There
exists a rumour that Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi secretly asked a Chinese company to make the
statue of Vallabhbhai Patel that is
to be installed in Gujarat.
If
true, this would remind the story of the Blue
Jackal because he told the people that he wanted to make everything in
India.
Therefore,
the prime minister must confirm or deny this.
The
Directorate of Enforcement (ED) questioned a famous actor, Mr. Shah Rukh Khan, for three hours. The Hindu reported this on 13
November 2015.
The
paper did not disclose the charges leveled against him.
The
Supreme Court misuses its power in this matter also. The reasons were given earlier.
The
Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra
Modi, paid a visit to England on 12 November 2015.
He
addressed the people of Indian origin at the Wembley Stadium. There were
reports that the crowd was sharply short of the targeted 60,000. The artists
sang a song titled ‘Made in India’.
British
Prime Minister Mr. David Cameron came
out from his 10 Downing Street to receive him. He described the relation between the two sides “as a new dynamic and modern
partnership”.
Mr. Modi planted a sapling at the garden
in the Chequers – the British Prime Minister’s residence in London.
The
British and the Indian companies announced new collaborations worth 9 billion
pounds.
Mr. Modi addressed the Parliament of the
United Kingdom (UK) on 12 November 2015. He became the first Indian head to do
so.
He
addressed the House in fluent English. In fact, he exhibited his proficiency in
English. When he concluded his speech there was a loud round of applause.
At
the outset, he said that Prime Minister Mr.
Cameron looked relaxed and relieved because the British Parliament was not
in session.
A
prime minister must use the Parliament to relax the tension. A little relaxed
discussion at the Parliament would do wonders to relieve stress.
But
his words belittled the Members of Parliament.
Then
he said that the Indian business icon, Mr.
Tata, is the largest private sector employer in the UK.
A
man or a company must develop through industry. But many in India illegally
usurp the resources of the nation and spread the money in other countries. They
have, in particular, made England a colony of India.
In
fact, the talk about Foreign Direct
Investment (FDI) is to deploy the stolen money in other countries.
But,
the prime minister should not have singled out Tata for this at the Parliament.
Significantly,
he said that India is committed to freedom of expression- individual liberties
and rights. He proclaimed this as the basis of the Constitution of India.
Mr. Modi met Queen Elizabeth II over lunch at the Buckingham Palace.
The
Queen greeted Mr. Modi at the Grand
Entrance of the palace. She warmly shook hands with him. She showed the items
from the royal collection brought out especially for the visit. These are an indication of the love of the Queen for India.
It
is pertinent to recall that the present man approached the Queen for the
Freedom of Indians. She communicated this to all Commonwealth countries. She informed
this to the present man.
Thus
she did her ‘duty’.
This
infuriated India.
Whatever
happened, the Queen did not pay a visit to India to declare open the
Commonwealth Games in New Delhi.
The
present man repeatedly requested then prime minister to pay a visit to the UK.
He did not oblige.
Mr. Modi fulfilled the demand.
If
he had declared Freedom to Indians, his visit might have gone down as a
glorious one.
Mr. Modi presented a copy of Bhagavat Gita to Mr. Cameron.
When
the Almighty stole butter, the guard rang the bell even though he had given a
promise not to do so. Thus, he did his duty. This is the message of Gita.
Even
if the Almighty had stood in his way, he should have granted Freedom to Indians
immediately after assuming power. He denied this just to enable his promoters
to plunder the public resources.
Thus,
he forfeited his moral right to hand over Gita
to anyone.
Instead
of openly asking Mr. Modi to give
Freedom to Indians, Mr. Cameron presented a copy of the Magna Carta (The Great Charter) to Mr. Modi.
Magna Carta is a charter agreed by the
King of England in 1215. It is the foundation of the individual freedom against
the arbitrary authority of the despot.
It
empowered 25 Barons to seize the castles and the properties of the King until,
in their judgment, amends had been made. Once a redress had been made for any
breaches, the King would continue to rule as before.
Thus,
Mr. Camaroon, apparently, wanted Mr. Modi
to enact a strong law for Indians –equivalent to Magna Carta - for freedom of expression.
The
prime minister said that India is committed to freedom of expression. He said
this not to the Indians but to the British Parliament.
Will
he do his duty?
This
is letter No.446.
This email is being submitted to His Excellency the
President of India, Supreme Court of India, Chief Vigilance Commissioner,
Indian Army the Indian Air Force,
Department of Justice and posted in the blog: www.howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com on 17-11- 2015.
17-11---2015.
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